Digi Mobil. Telekom, Orange, Vodafone, are at the center of a very important warning that includes Romania, and all those who are customers should be very attentive to what is being announced at the moment in relation to the operators. More precisely, meteorology experts from the European Center for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts in Reading (ECMWF) claim that the 5G networks that Digi Mobil, and many other operators will launch, will seriously affect weather forecasts at a global level.
Digi Mobil. As you already know very well, many 5G mobile networks are being prepared for launch at the moment, very large investments being prepared to bring them to the market, but unfortunately they also come with some disadvantages. More precisely, European meteorologists say that the 5G networks that will be launched by Digi Mobil, and other operators, could affect the very sensitive sensors of the satellites that monitor the changes in the atmosphere.
Digi Mobile. Telekom, Orange, Vodafone, DANGER WARNING in Romania
Digi Mobil. The software in these satellites constantly monitors any kind of changes in the atmosphere, from water vapor to rain, clouds, or the content of ice, and 5G networks would interfere with these measurements made in real time. Some of the frequencies of the 5G networks that will be launched by Digi Mobil, and not only, emit signals identical to those of water vapor, these being analyzed by meteorologists to determine if there is the possibility of storms forming.
The way 5G is being introduced could seriously compromise our ability to forecast major storms. In the end it could make the difference between life and death. We are very concerned about this. The problem is that some 5G phone networks may transmit near a frequency similar to that emitted by water vapor, and so would produce a signal that looks very much like its presence in the atmosphere.
Digi Mobil. After the launch of 5G networks, some of them could emit similar signatures, and meteorologists could erroneously determine the formation of storms in certain areas where there is no chance for this to happen. Meteorologists say that signals of this kind could completely upset the reporting of weather phenomena in Europe, so Digi Mobil, and other operators, will have to think very carefully about their equipment for 5G networks.
Digi Mobil. This is the first time that such important warnings are made, but it is very likely that mobile phone operators are already aware of these dangers, and have methods to "combat" them.
